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It was a beautiful, sunny day.   Mrs Young got 

our of bed and stretched her arms.   She went 

to the laundry to pick up her basket of wet 

washing.   She was thinking about the hard 

maths test on fractions she was going to give 

the children that day.   She walked to the frosty 

washing line and picked up the pegs.

A slimy alligator slunk around the 

corner, he had blood red eyes and the 

sharpest teeth that were pearly white 

and as sharp as a knife.   His skin was 

green and it looked very bumpy.   He 

had a sly alligator grin when he looked 

at her.

The slippery alligator suddenly 

swallowed Mrs Young whole and Mrs 

Young was gone.   You couldn't see her 

anywhere!   He was so, so hungry, in 

fact he was still hungry!   He couldn't 

wait till he got to school with lots of 

delicious children.   He let out a great 

big yucky burp!

He dressed in Mrs Young's blonde wig 

off the clothesline.   He dressed in her 

big cool dress, it had pretty flowers on 

it.   Then he got a fluffy hat with flowers 

on it from off the line.   He got some 

dotty socks, then he tried to put Mrs 

Young's pretty shoes on but they were 

too small.   He giggled to himself.

He hopped on her old rusty bike and 

rode off down Mrs Young's pot-holed 

driveway to school.   Before he got to 

school he waved to Mr Erueti who was 

at the end of the driveway, he nearly 

lost control then!   When he got to 

school he was dripping with sweat.

The alligator came into Room 3.   It had really, 

really sharp teeth.

The alligator sat down, he said to the children 

"10 + 10 = 100".   The kids thought "Mrs Young 

doesn't know her maths" and then someone 

whispered, "I don't think that's Mrs Young 

because she is good at maths".   Someone else 

said, "Mrs Young shouldn't have a very long 

tail!" Then someone whispered, "she looks like 

a slimy, yucky alligator!"

The alligator was hungry, he hadn't eaten 

anything since breakfast.   He rubbed his 

chubby belly, he was starving!   He was thinking 

which child would be the juiciest.

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